I leave mine at zero because my monitors aren't badly placed. You want to make sure its flat as possible.

Badly placed means being placed close to walls?

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Originally posted by Microlab Badly placed means being placed close to walls?

Yep or like corners.

Here's a pic of badly placed monitors.



Oh and try not ask who they belong to.

So what should I do? Mine are 50 sm off the wall (can't place them differently due to the lack of space). SO should I just set -2db?

Your fine and make sure you have a sweet spot that consists of a triangle. You want the monitors to be evenly placed from your distance matching the same distance between the monitors. Some will say it won't matter but thats what I do. If there's a zero setting (flat) leave it there. If there's not make sure the trims or boosts are the same. Take a picture of your studio room and i'm sure someone will hopefully tell you if you need to trim or not. I keep my monitors away from the walls and corners possible.

Oh here is:

Oh thats not fine at all, getting some proper stands is what i would do.

yea I know but what is apart from stands?

Don't worry bro, i'm sure someone will chime in on correct calibrations for boosting or cutting for that particular environment, idk why it so quite today.

going to order some isolation pads

Nice